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    American women choose to alter their body in order to fit the physical attractiveness created by our culture. Women’s feel an immense amount of pressured from the media, friends and families members to look beautiful risking their lives for black market procedures to make their buttocks bigger. Females are going to extreme lengths to reach their physical desires but, when it comes down to it, just how far are too far. I feel very happy that I choose to research the black-market of silicone…

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    would expect their wives to have a stereotypical model body: Twiggy, Donyale Luna, Patti Boyd and Linda Morand were some of the top 1960s models according to Supermodels of the 1960s by Lauren Valenti. These were some of the most famous models in the 60s in which men would expect their wives to maintain their bodies as these models. From a curvy waist to a flat stomach and a well size butt to please men of an ideal “perfect” body. Not only the bodies but as well as the facial features. For…

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    and if she’s black, she has to be brighter than the sun and have straight long hair to fit the “white perspective”. These messages about body images are everywhere, not just in magazines. Ads all over the country, even the world splatter images of the ideal American beauty. According to the article, Sheldon and Stevens found that in the 1940’s, super thin women were perceived negatively by others and submissive, nervous, and socially withdrawn compared to those with realistic body types. But…

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    1) Greeks were the people who thought human body is one of the best art. They were the first who made image of man. They were so into human body that they studies human body so well and curved into marble. They curved truly realistic human body that we can image. Making a man body was completely new no one ever had done this before in history. After few time they stopped making this sculptures because they thought this was not very interested. They wanted to come up with something very…

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    of Environmental Science states that, it is “the branch of science concerned with the physical, chemical, and biological conditions of the environment and their effect of organisms”. In the experiment Environmental Science deals with how the human body will be affected in the environment with or without using electrolytes during an exercise. While conducting the experiment Aleckzar used his brother Alekczar to see if there would be a significant difference when Alekczar would/ would not use or…

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    presentation by the media may lead to the misinterpretation that women are sluts due to the actions demonstrated in the advertisement. The objectification of women body indicates that their bodies are full of problems which always require fixing from a product. Furthermore, the media uses a product to identify it with the woman’s body which shows the character of objectification. In most advertisements and media sources, women are not vocal as their identification is through physical presence.…

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    have to live in a world where their bodies are routinely scrutinized, criticized and judged. Women on the other had have to live with it in all aspects (Killing Us Softly 4. 2010). From being photoshopped to not being able to be in an ad because of the way one looks. When you think Victoria Secrets an image comes to mind, like a recent ad for their perfect body line. White bricks in the background. Black small words to the lower left that read “All new! Body by Victoria. Shop the collection”…

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    What is Fear? Topic: Fear Thesis statement: Fear is something that many of people try to avoid; they don’t realize that it is a feeling that that activates our natural survival instincts and according to Walter Bradford Cannon, activates fight or flight mechanisms helping us to survive. Everyone’s life is changed by fear weather they know it or not. According to Psychology Today, there are five different types of fear “Extinction—the fear of death, Mutilation—the fear of losing any part of our…

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    girls. And boys playing with hot-wheels can grow up from their childhood with no affects except for happy memories. While girls with Barbie’s not only have memories, but also that little voice in the back of their heads: why can’t I have the same body as Barbie? And it’s everywhere, 10 year old girls looking at themselves in the mirror and hating what they see. But these 10 years old girls shouldn’t even be looking in the mirror, but instead looking at the grass and sky while they play outside…

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    story was set in about 1500 – 1700. Its main locations were Ellen’s house in the slums of a village, the Witch’s house in the middle of the woods, and Viola’s house on the outside of the woods. Ellen’s house was next to an alley where Ellen saw the black cat. The Witch’s house previous “owner,” became the house. She ran the house, giving it a “soul,” allowing the house to be an efficient killing machine for the demon to feed. Main Character: There are two main character in this book, and the…

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